Inauguration Day as McKinley Begins Second Term
Theodore Roosevelt sworn in as vice president and William McKinley takes the oath to begin a second term. A grand parade highlights military strength while governors from many states attend. The address stresses unity, Cuba relations, fiscal reform, and upholding liberty under law. Cuban conservatives win in convention. Platt amendment referred to committee.
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Navy promotes Captains Evans and Taylor to Tech Admirals
The Navy Department announces that Captains B D Evans and G C Taylor have been advanced five numbers and commissioned as Tech Admirals for their services at the Battle of Santiago. The promotion dates from February 11.
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Minnesota Legislature Wrestles With Capital Funding And Reapportionment
March reports from St Paul detail the senate and house advancing a bill to add 1 million dollars for the state capital, with a 5 year extension to the existing 200000 yearly plan. Other measures include divorce reform, liquor restrictions in clubs and blind pigs, local option votes, reapportionment battles, and tax debate.
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Supreme Court Jokes at Lunch Among Justices Brown and Brewer
The article notes humor shared by Justices Brown and Brewer at a social gathering. They joke about their similarly written names and the mix ups caused by careless transcription, including a quip about a decision misattributed to one brother.
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Jottings of Science Inoculation and Disease Facts
Inoculation has lowered cholera cases. Roses and chrysanthemums have diverse species counts. England records infectious diseases as a major death factor. Cancer deaths are low at extreme ages. Wartime injury fatality rates and duckjaw cases noted. Caterpillars from silkworms consume mulberry leaves and yield cocoons.
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Half Dead Soldier Credits Dodd's Kidney Pills
Bristol South Dakota March 11 Special Peter Behres a former captain of the 1st Minnesota Cavalry recounts kidney and bladder trouble after war service. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with restoring his health after faithful use for a year and recommends buying from local dealers or Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
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